27 YARF! The Journal Of Applied Anthropomorphics (Furry zines)
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This article is from the Zoomorphic Publications FAQ, by Felyne32k elyne32k@softhome.net with numerous contributions by others.
27 YARF! The Journal Of Applied Anthropomorphics (Furry zines)
{6 September 2001}
Physical Address: PO Box 1299
Cupertino, CA, 95015-1299
Web Address: www.yarf.com (down, hopes to be up by the end of September)
Editor: Jeff Ferris
Email: None reliable, at the moment. Use snailmail.
Type: Fanzine
Price: $6.00 (+$2 for overseas shipping). Subject to change.
Backissues: Ask for list (or see website). Try to go through Mailbox
Books.
Frequency: Bimonthly
Subscriptions: $40 for 8 issues (US$56 overseas airmail). Lasts about
a year. Subject to change.
Size: 60 pages. Sometimes, larger issues will go for $7-$8,
which subscribers will get at discount.
Format: Full-size, thermal bound.
Content: "Art, stories, graphic series, reviews ... lots of stuff."
- Greywolf
Rating: Mild R for art (nonsexual nudity), medium R for text.
Allowances made for stories that require more.
Membership Requirements: None.
Submission Guidelines: Both paper and electronic art submissions are
accepted. Electronic submissions must be 300dpi or better.
Stories can be submitted both paper and electronically, but
electronic copies should be included for typesetting.
Compensation: Contributors get 2 copies of the issue their work
appears in. Ad space can be aranged for contributors, on a case by
case basis.
Notes: Ask for our "Issue #0" for guidelines about who we are and what
we would like to print. Issue #0 is our old 8 page preview issue
and is free. Heck, we'll give them to anyone, just ask.
Jeff went a little crazy with the copier and we have a large
box full of them.
Contributors: Mark Stanley, Monika Livingston, Watts Martin, Jimmy Chin,
Kris Kreutzman, Chris Grant, Roy D. Pounds II, Ken Sample,
Jordan Greywolf, Zjonni Perchalski, Jim Groat, Terrie Smith,
Maggie DeAlarcon, Tom Verre', Lance Rund, Dave White, James Lynn
plus other professional and amateur writers and artists.
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